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n. (plural of dissertation English)
Usage examples of "dissertations".
The Dissertations of Noodt aad Gronovius de lege Regia, printed at Leyden, in the year 1731 Gravina de Imperio Romano, p.
I have derived much instruction from the two learned dissertations prefixed to the first volume of his History of English Poetry.
The first dissertations of Muratori, and the first volume of Giannone's history, may be consulted for the state of the kingdom of Italy.
The first dissertations of Muratori, and the first volume of Giannone's history, may be consulted for the state of the kingdom of Italy.
The Dissertations of Noodt aad Gronovius de lege Regia, printed at Leyden, in the year 1731 Gravina de Imperio Romano, p.
I have derived much instruction from the two learned dissertations prefixed to the first volume of his History of English Poetry.
M'Pherson's Dissertations on Scottish Antiquities, which he had looked at when at Corrichatachin, being mentioned, he remarked, that `you might read half an hour, and ask yourself what you had been reading: there were so many words to so little matter, that there was no getting through the book'.
If this journal was to become public, why the Tynedale Dissertations on Nature would be proved to be a hoax.
Still, there was my name between two detailed dissertations on science & yet some of it was science such as had never existed.